
Clay Cooley Volkswagen Of Richardson
Richardson, TX
Hours
Sales/Showroom
Monday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Service
Monday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Parts
Monday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday Closed
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Best dealership in Dallas by far. From the beginning you are greeted by the staff before even stepping inside. Sales people are very friendly. And please ask for Mark! He is the best From the beginning you are greeted by the staff before even stepping inside. Sales people are very friendly. And please ask for Mark! He is the best in the business. Will be a returning customer. More
Clay Cooley is the worst dealership. How do I rate Clay Cooley if the owners of this company don't care about reputation? They have no idea what a service is. It was like I was in the S How do I rate Clay Cooley if the owners of this company don't care about reputation? They have no idea what a service is. It was like I was in the Stone Age. They just sell a car and immediately forget about them customer. Why do their employees give out business cards if they know they will NEVER reply to an email? 12/04/2024 I bought my Volkswagen Tiguan 2021 in Clay Cooley of Richardson, Texas. When I decided to contact a Volkswagen dealer, I expected to receive customer SERVICE and PROTECTION. Instead, it's a COMPLETE disregard on the part of Clay Cooley employees and deception of the client for money: 1.) In the documents write that Clay Cooley sold me the SEL but in fact it is SE trim. This is an simple theft. 2.) Initially, the car I bought from Clay Cooley cost $18.888 on their website, but in the documents it costs $19.883 You won't find this figure $18.888 in the documents (VEHICLE BUYER’S ORDER). Of course, I'm talking about the start price of a car without taxes and additional fees. Clay Cooley sold me a car for more than he put it up for on their website. This is a simple theft again. Tell me it's not like that. Is Clay Cooley really a Volkswagen dealer? 3.) Taking advantage of the fact that I don't understand English very well, they imposed on me insurance for $2,500 (ALLY Auto), convincing me that it covers EVERYTHING from bumper to bumper. I asked David Mitchell (Finance Manager) several times, and he confirmed that it was bumper-to-bumper insurance. In fact insurance covers only the mechanical part and not all of it. So what did I pay $2,500 for? 4.) Ok, I called in ALLY and wanted to cancel my insurance. They said that ONLY Clay Cooley can cancel it. So WHEN Clay Cooley can do it? * * * And additionally about service: 1. A week later, I was giving a ride to a friend and it turned out that the seat belt wasn't working. I contacted the Clay Cooley service with this problem, and at first they traditionally ignored me. But a few days later, I asked if they were ready to take responsibility if something happened due to seat belt problems. And they immediately responded! And they invited me to the service. 2. They did full diagnosis and reported me... that they found a problem with the battery and replaced it. Ok... 3. Then it turned out that my window washer wasn't working... I had to go to the service again and waste time (they left the car for the day). I'm sorry, but I bought a "Certified Pre-Owned" (CPO) car. Doesn't this mean that a FULL diagnosis must be carried out before the sale? If so, why have I visited the service so many times and wasted my time? More
My experience involved mendacity (or ignorance) and price gouging. The website offered one price, but an additional $10k was added to the price when it came to the contract. I specifically asked if there was gouging. The website offered one price, but an additional $10k was added to the price when it came to the contract. I specifically asked if there was an origination fee for the financing and was told that there would not be. There was a ≈$1000 loan origination fee on the financing paperwork. Even prior to those issues, I was given multiple (erroneous) delivery dates for the vehicle I had already paid earnest money. When I brought the fact that several other dealers within the auto group and other area dealers had the vehicle I desired in stock, miraculously the vehicle was available within a few hours. At closing, attempts ere made to hard sell me on 'services' and 'warranties' of which I had no interest...and informed them of this fact....yet they persisted to attempt a sale. More
Great facility, service is fast enough, 5star work, friendly personnel. Car washing on top is just a good bonus. Highly recommended. friendly personnel. Car washing on top is just a good bonus. Highly recommended. More
Clay Cooley is the worst dealership. How do I rate Clay Cooley if the owners of this company don't care about reputation? They have no idea what a service is. It was like I was in the St How do I rate Clay Cooley if the owners of this company don't care about reputation? They have no idea what a service is. It was like I was in the Stone Age. They just sell a car and immediately forget about them customer. Why do their employees give out business cards if they know they will NEVER reply to an email? 12/04/2024 I bought my Volkswagen Tiguan 2021 in Clay Cooley of Richardson, Texas. When I decided to contact a Volkswagen dealer, I expected to receive customer SERVICE and PROTECTION. Instead, it's a COMPLETE disregard on the part of Clay Cooley employees and deception of the client for money: 1.) In the documents write that Clay Cooley sold me the SEL but in fact it is SE trim. This is an simple theft. 2.) Initially, the car I bought from Clay Cooley cost $18.888 on their website, but in the documents it costs $19.883 You won't find this figure $18.888 in the documents (VEHICLE BUYER’S ORDER). Of course, I'm talking about the start price of a car without taxes and additional fees. Clay Cooley sold me a car for more than he put it up for on their website. This is a simple theft again. Tell me it's not like that. Is Clay Cooley really a Volkswagen dealer? 3.) Taking advantage of the fact that I don't understand English very well, they imposed on me insurance for $2,500 (ALLY Auto), convincing me that it covers EVERYTHING from bumper to bumper. I asked David Mitchell (Finance Manager) several times, and he confirmed that it was bumper-to-bumper insurance. In fact insurance covers only the mechanical part and not all of it. So what did I pay $2,500 for? 4.) Ok, I called in ALLY and wanted to cancel my insurance. They said that ONLY Clay Cooley can cancel it. So WHEN Clay Cooley can do it? * * * And additionally: 1. A week later, I was giving a ride to a friend and it turned out that the seat belt wasn't working. I contacted the Clay Cooley service with this problem, and at first they traditionally ignored me. But a few days later, I asked if they were ready to take responsibility if something happened due to seat belt problems. And they immediately responded! And they invited me to the service. 2. They did full diagnosis and reported me... that they found a problem with the battery and replaced it. Ok... 3. Then it turned out that my window washer wasn't working... I had to go to the service again and waste time (they left the car for the day). I'm sorry, but I bought a "Certified Pre-Owned" (CPO) car. Doesn't this mean that a FULL diagnosis must be carried out before the sale? If so, why have I visited the service so many times and wasted my time? More